eFootball 2026 Internazionale Milano 25-26 Feb Pack Review

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Following the pattern of team-focused releases, eFootball 2026 now offers the Internazionale Milano 25-26 Feb Pack, highlighting key players from Inter. The pack includes 11 Players and a Manager. Here’s my take on whether it’s worth the coins.

eFootball 2026 Internazionale Milano 25-26 Feb Pack: Manager and Player explained

Available for 1,500 coins, this pack remains active till next year.

This team gets a great boost from Speed and Stamina. It also features strong synergy with Star Players+. The combination of a Cross Specialist and a Fox In The Box allows for many crossing opportunities and works perfectly with an Out Wide play style.

Yann Sommer

  • Position: GK
  • Playstyle: Defensive Goalkeeper

Sommer is a reliable player who consistently performs well, giving him a solid rating in the goalkeeper position – around the low 90s. However, his shorter stature might make it harder for him to save shots that taller goalkeepers can reach more easily. Overall, he’s a good player, but doesn’t stand out as exceptional.

Nicolò Barella

  • Position: CMF
  • Playstyle: Box-To-Box

This player is a very offensive-minded midfielder with strong technical skills. He’s good with the ball at his feet, a capable passer – his passing stats are consistently high – and has respectable speed. Defensively, he’s only average, and he lacks the physical strength to consistently win battles against stronger opponents. He could be a good fit if paired with a more defensively solid, physically imposing central defensive midfielder.

Lautaro Martínez

  • Position: CF
  • Playstyle: Fox in the Box

Lautaro plays as a classic goal-poacher. He excels at making attacking runs and finishing chances, which complements his style and works well with Chivu’s passing. While he isn’t exceptionally fast or a skillful dribbler compared to other top strikers, he’s a consistently dependable goalscorer, just like in his other cards.

Hakan Çalhanoğlu

  • Position: DMF
  • Playstyle: Orchestrator

This version of Hakan appears calm and collected playing a deeper midfield position. He excels at passing and seems capable of dictating the pace of the game. While he defends better than most attacking midfielders, he isn’t a dedicated defensive player. Overall, his stats are consistently high, he’s good with the ball, and has reasonable speed. However, he still struggles with aerial duels.

Alessandro Bastoni

  • Position: CB
  • Playstyle: Build Up

Bastoni appears to be a solid and reliable central defender. He’s tall, physically strong, wins aerial duels, and is reasonably comfortable passing out from the back. However, his lack of speed could be a weakness in formations that rely on a high defensive line and quick through balls. Be mindful of this if you use him in QC or Out Wide tactics.

Marcus Thuram

  • Position: CF
  • Playstyle: Goal Poacher

Thuram is a more physically imposing striker than Lautaro. He’s strong, runs directly at defenders, and can really pull defenses apart with his movement. While his finishing is decent, around the 85-89 range, he’s not as comfortable in tight spaces. He excels as a ‘Goal Poacher,’ meaning he’d work well alongside a ‘False Nine’ type of striker.

  • Francesco Acerbi (CB/Build Up): Acerbi is a proper old-school center-back profile. Tall, strong, and very solid in aerial battles. At this stage, he’s a safe option, but you’ll feel the lack of speed against quick forwards.
  • Piotr Zieliński (CMF/Hole Player): Zieliński looks like a technical, attack-minded midfielder. Comfortable on the ball and capable of linking midfield to attack smoothly. He’s not overly physical, so he works better in systems where he has support behind him.
  • Federico Dimarco (LMF/Cross Specialist): Dimarco is clearly built for wide play. His main strength is delivery from the flank, and he’s balanced enough to contribute defensively, but his real value comes from what he provides going forward.
  • Manuel Akanji (CB/Build Up): Akanji feels like the more balanced defensive option here. He combines physical presence with better on-the-ball ability compared to traditional tall CBs. Again, no meta given his speed.
  • Denzel Dumfries (RMF/Cross Specialist): Dumfries is all about physicality and forward runs from wide areas. Strong, direct, and built for overlapping play. Crossing is his main contribution, while defensively, he does the job.

Is the Internazionale Milano 25-26 Feb Pack in eFootball 2026 worth purchasing

This pack is alright, but it’s really only worth getting if you’re a big Inter fan. Nothing in it really stands out as exceptional. I’d recommend saving your coins, though – the World Cup packs are coming soon, and those will likely have much better players available.

Honestly, I don’t think it’s worth getting the pack just to get that Manager. Their stats are pretty similar to Xabi Alonso’s, and if I’m being real, I actually prefer Alonso. I think his play style connects better with the team, in my opinion.

Pack Rating: 2 out of 5

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2026-02-26 20:13